While it may not be a fact that you like to think about or should dwell on often, you do know that one day you will no longer be around. Dying is an inevitable part of life. However, in order to ensure that you get the best possible send-off from this life into whatever you believe comes next, you will want to pre-plan your funeral. Pre-planning funerals has become more and more prevalent in recent years as many people wish to prevent their funeral planning from becoming a burden for their grieving family after they have passed.
9 December 2015
If you are pre-planning your funeral to make it easier for your family when you die, you can help them save money by planning for inexpensive funeral arrangements. There are many ways you can do this, which are listed below: Cremation Cremating your body is less expensive than having a burial. The average cost of a funeral today is approximately $6,500. Add in the burial vault, and the funeral will be over $7,000.
4 December 2015
If your dog has passed away, you and other members of your family are probably mourning the loss of a beloved family member. Even though time is probably the best healer, saying goodbye in a special way will also help to mend broken hearts. Here are some ideas that might help you at this difficult time. Let Each Person Express Feelings - Part of the healing process might be just getting to share memories of your dog.
30 November 2015
If you're considering pre-planning your funeral, you'll be shopping for a local funeral home. Many of the basic services offered by funeral homes are the same, but each may have special services that you'll find helpful for you or your family. When you talk with the funeral director at each facility, make a note of these offerings as a way to decide which funeral home is right for you. Grief Counseling
27 November 2015
When you begin to consider your own mortality and what you would prefer for your funeral and final resting place, you may find yourself unsure of what you want for yourself or what your options are. Before you become overwhelmed with the choices or begin to worry that you are being too morbid, you should know that preplanning your final resting place and making the arrangements ahead of time can take the burden off of your family and friends while also ensuring that you get what you want for yourself.
24 November 2015
When a loved ones dies, you might not be financially able to spend $7,000 to $10,000 for funeral costs. However, there are some things you can do to cut down on the costs that you are responsible for. Use the following tips to save money when planning a funeral. Make Your Funeral Program Digital You might be thinking about printing copies of the funeral program, but if you have 100 people coming to the service, you may be paying $90 to $300 dollars.
20 November 2015
A death of a close family member is hard enough without the additional financial burdens often placed on surviving loved ones. Usually the most immediate and pressing of these burdens is planning for the funeral. In fact, the emotional distress caused by a loved one's passing often means wanting to rush through the process rather than taking the time to evaluate all options. So take a look below at four things you should try to keep in mind when planning a funeral, especially if funds are low.
19 November 2015
